Create Mobile Fighting Games in Construct2!

Create Mobile Fighting Games in Construct2!, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.9, with 37 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 83 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Create Mobile Fighting Games in Construct2!

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.9

Number of Lectures: 37

Number of Published Lectures: 37

Number of Curriculum Items: 37

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 37

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Making action and fighting video games

Better knowledge of Construct 2

Making mobile video games

Who Should Attend

This course is for everyone who wants to create action and fighting games

This course is for everyone who wants to learn and master Construct 2

This course is for everyone who wants to make mobile games

This course is not for those who are not serious about learning about making games

Target Audiences

This course is for everyone who wants to create action and fighting games

This course is for everyone who wants to learn and master Construct 2

This course is for everyone who wants to make mobile games

This course is not for those who are not serious about learning about making games

In this course i’ll teach you step by step how to create a platform fighting game from scratch?using Construct 2.?You can use free version of Construct 2 but for the full potential it is recommended to have personal or business licence.

The fighting game covered in this course is the real deal, created and published on Google Play store.?So for the best teaching results i’ll recreate it again while recording and explaining exactly what I am doing.

You will learn by watching the videos and following along at your own pace, pausing when needed. ?Some of the videos will have a resource box where you’ll be able do access or download the corresponding plugins or assets.

If you are a beginner or advanced developer to Construct 2 or game design in general, this is a great tutorial for you.

The game source code, Graphics and Sound files are all included.

What are the requirements?

At least Construct 2 free license.

Computer running on Windows.

No experience or knowledge is required but an understand of logic is helpful!

What am I going to get from this course?

How corectly to make the game project

How to build multimple levels

Making dynamic background using sprites combination?

Create the main hero and setup animations

Learn to fix the animation to tapping controls

Makeing and using super powers

How to create inteligent enemies

Create score

Add sound and music

How to export for Google Playstore and other platforms

Add monitization.

What is the target audience?

Beginners and advanced developers in game industry.

Everybody who wants to make games with Construct 2

Anyone who wants to make ?complex fighting games.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: 1. Welcome

Chapter 2: Making the New Project

Lecture 1: Creating the new game project

Lecture 2: First game intro scene

Chapter 3: Creating the game Main Menu & First Mission

Lecture 1: Creating the game Main Menu

Lecture 2: Creating the First Mission

Chapter 4: Fixing the Main Character (the ninja woman)

Lecture 1: Making & loading the main character graphic sprites

Lecture 2: The Movement engine – Part I

Lecture 3: The Movement engine – Part II

Chapter 5: Creating of User Interface objects

Lecture 1: logo, life & energy bars

Lecture 2: Few more optimizations

Lecture 3: Pause, resume and exit mechanism – Part I

Lecture 4: Pause, resume and exit mechanism – Part II

Lecture 5: Making the simple loader effect

Chapter 6: Creating & uploading the first enemy monster

Lecture 1: Skeleton-Part I

Lecture 2: Skeleton-Part II

Lecture 3: Fighting mechanism between hero and skeleton-Part I

Lecture 4: Fighting mechanism between hero and skeleton-Part II

Lecture 5: Damaging process for the skeleton

Lecture 6: Damaging process for the main Hero

Chapter 7: Creating Super Powers

Lecture 1: Preparing of first graphic elements

Lecture 2: Firebolt super power-Part I

Lecture 3: Firebolt super power-Part II

Lecture 4: Health super power

Lecture 5: Arch super power-Part I

Lecture 6: Arch super power-Part II

Lecture 7: Arch super power-Part III

Lecture 8: Fixing additional enemy monsters

Lecture 9: Making corrections

Chapter 8: Important miscellaneous techniques

Lecture 1: Creating the game score

Lecture 2: The mechanics of switching missions and preloader

Lecture 3: Sounds & Music

Lecture 4: Making of an additional game mission and monsters

Chapter 9: Exporting and Monitization

Lecture 1: Exporting for Google Play Store

Lecture 2: Uploading and publishing on Google Play Store

Lecture 3: Monitization and twitter button-Part I

Lecture 4: Monitization and twitter button-Part II

Chapter 10: Final video & Resource Box

Lecture 1: Final

Instructors

Victor Seiciuc
Game producer

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4 stars: 8 votes

5 stars: 4 votes

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